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invest time in

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invest someone's time in something
Fig. to put one's time, effort, or energy into a project. Mary invests her time in charity work. I invested five weeks of my time building this model ship.
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Both you as well as your kids need to invest time in swinging on swing sets.
For example, we can invest time in learning a new skill that will make us more efficient in the long term.
Coun Catherine Donovan, the council's cabinet member for children and young people, said: "People who invest time in learning have a better chance of improving their career or finding a new job, so it could be worthwhile coming along.
 
 
 
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